Sirius Radio Interview on April 8th - Page 7

gldstwmn · #91 04-09-2009, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by bikerchic

She could practice it for 2 months first like she did for Crash

That's bull****.

True. When I first heard Crash was in her Soundstage setlist, I wondered how the hell she was going to pull that off. If she can do that, she can do Wild Heart. Maybe she could do a lovely acapella version with the girls like that one she did with Lori at the Bella Donna Rolling Stone cover shoot.

bikerchic · #92 04-09-2009, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

True. When I first heard Crash was in her Soundstage setlist, I wondered how the hell she was going to pull that off. If she can do that, she can do Wild Heart. Maybe she could do a lovely acapella version with the girls like that one she did with Lori at the Bella Donna Rolling Stone cover shoot.

I think that's a great idea. That would be really nice. That could work. I've always loved her ballad's and slower renditions of song's more any way.

wildheart048 · #93 04-09-2009, 02:11 PM

I FREAKIN' love this interview! It may be my favorite one ever...if even an eighth of the things she says come to pass I will be over the moon...if the day comes to pass that I walk into a show and she does Wildheart I will probably pass out...Goldfish and ladybug...the Rhiannon movie....She's cracking me up here...

and...uh...they don't unleash on each other anymore!

Well, i am thinkin' the wife is glad to hear that!!

I love the fact that the interviewer obviously is a fan and/or did his homework...so rare!!!

Thank you again so much for sharing this...

PenguinHead · #94 04-09-2009, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

See, this interview is making me sad. She has so many ideas and "goals" that will never occur because all she is doing is touring. I now wish she would quit touring for all these other things.

She's been talking about some of these things for more than twenty-years. I don't think her recent rash of touring is the issue.

PenguinHead · #95 04-09-2009, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by AliceLover

Did Stevie really say she wanted to do Kind of Woman, Sable on Blond and Wild Heart??

I love those songs. All would be great live.

ontheEdgeof17 · #96 04-09-2009, 07:58 PM

I'd take the other epic, Bella Donna, over Wild Heart. Could you imagine how great it would be to have the opening chords start to play at the beginning of the concert?!?!!? I think the crowd would go nuts. It's a song that could be cut down for the stage and still be amazing....

Phoenix · #97 04-10-2009, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by MacMan

Here's the interview:

DOWNLOAD

Alternate Download

Approximately 40 minutes long - big file.

I Still havent heard this

It wont let me download, and its no longer on the website.. Anyone else have it or could uploadit to something else?

BigAl84 · #98 04-10-2009, 12:20 PM

great interview!

goldfish and the ladybug? Please. That is the biggest turd in her demo vault ever recorded. There is a reason that is on some 30 year old cassette and has stayed there all these years. Just my two cents though.

Hawkeye · #99 04-10-2009, 12:36 PM

This thought just occured to me. If we take everything Stevie says in this interview literally (which we all know we can't) but if we do, she's basically sayign that she played the same danmed songs for three years playign everywhere. And now in the future she wants to do all her forgotten never played gems (Kind of Woman, Sable on Blonde) but only for a select few cities because she doesn't want to tour extensively. So to hear these rare songs we have to rely on YouTube or fly many miles to the nearest city shes deciding to play.

michelej1 · #**100** 04-10-2009, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Hawkeye

This thought just occured to me. If we take everything Stevie says in this interview literally (which we all know we can't) but if we do, she's basically sayign that she played the same danmed songs for three years playign everywhere. And now in the future she wants to do all her forgotten never played gems (Kind of Woman, Sable on Blonde) but only for a select few cities because she doesn't want to tour extensively. So to hear these rare songs we have to rely on YouTube or fly many miles to the nearest city shes deciding to play.

Well, if she did really play a set list of rare gems, it would be worthwhile to fly across the country to see them. But what will probably happen is she will continue to tour all over with the same setlist. She kept doing those songs because she wanted them perfect for the DVD, but now that the DVD is so perfect, she'll keep doing them because she wants to honor that DVD's memory! Anyway, I think she'll manage to hit all the stops. Maybe she won't do it in one long tour any more. Maybe she'll break the regions up in two annual tours or something, but I think she'll still hit most of her old places (but not the same venues in those cities) eventually.

Michele

BellaSara · #**101** 04-10-2009, 06:49 PM

This is one of the best interviews I've heard lately!! I loved it!!!!:

ontheEdgeof17 · #**102** 04-14-2009, 12:11 AM

Just looking through the copywrite site because I can't sleep and saw that the Rhiannon movie does seem to have some form of a script. Also, Stevie and the Muppets...a tv show script.

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Rhiannon : a film script / by Sebastian Weber.

Type of Work: Dramatic Work and Music; or Choreography
Registration Number / Date: PAu000561798 / 1983-11-07
Title: Rhiannon : a film script / by Sebastian Weber.
Description: 59 p.
Notes: Based on The Mabinogion, translated by Lady Charlotte Guest & the song, Rhiannon, by Stevie Nicks.
Copyright Claimant: Sebastian D. Weber
Date of Creation: 1983
Authorship on Application: Sebastian David Weber.
Basis of Claim: New Matter: film adaptation.
Other Title: The Mabinogion

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Rhiannon / story (based on the Welch legend) by Cathie Rice ; music by...

Type of Work: Dramatic Work and Music; or Choreography
Registration Number / Date: PAu000307627 / 1981-06-17
Title: Rhiannon / story (based on the Welch legend) by Cathie Rice ; music by Stevie Nicks.
Description: 1 v.
Notes: Synopsis only (for a ballet)
Copyright Claimant: Cathie Rice
Date of Creation: 1981

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Stevie Nicks and The Muppets / story by Catherine Rice ; music by Stevie...

Type of Work: Dramatic Work and Music; or Choreography
Registration Number / Date: PAu000307626 / 1981-06-17
Title: Stevie Nicks and The Muppets / story by Catherine Rice ; music by Stevie Nicks.
Description: 23 p.
Notes: Television script & song lyrics only.
Copyright Claimant: Cathie Rice
Date of Creation: 1981
Previous Registration: Appl. identifies song lyrics by S. Nicks as preexisting material.

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